This command prints fired events.
The debug_dumpevents command in Stellaris is a diagnostic command that is primarily used to analyze and track the game's internal operations.
What it does is it prints out all fired events within the game into the log.
Events in Stellaris refer to a variety of situations, anomalies, or happenings within the gameplay that occur and influence the dynamics of the game. These can range from discoveries of new systems, political events, social scenarios, anomalies, and so forth.
The command debug_dumpevents collects a list of all these events that have been triggered or have occurred during the gameplay. Then, it prints this information into the game's log files, making them accessible for further examination.
This command is particularly useful for developers or modders who are testing new scripts or trying to locate potential issues with the game code.
By examining the events log, they can track the sequence of events that have fired and potentially identify which event, if any, is causing issues.
The debug_dumpevents command in Stellaris is a debugging function.
When this command is used, it prints or displays all the events that have been fired or triggered in the game during the current session.
This can be useful for developers or players looking to understand the sequence and conditions of game events.
The debug_dumpevents command in Stellaris is a diagnostic command that is primarily used to analyze and track the game's internal operations.
What it does is it prints out all fired events within the game into the log.
Events in Stellaris refer to a variety of situations, anomalies, or happenings within the gameplay that occur and influence the dynamics of the game. These can range from discoveries of new systems, political events, social scenarios, anomalies, and so forth.
The command debug_dumpevents collects a list of all these events that have been triggered or have occurred during the gameplay. Then, it prints this information into the game's log files, making them accessible for further examination.
This command is particularly useful for developers or modders who are testing new scripts or trying to locate potential issues with the game code.
By examining the events log, they can track the sequence of events that have fired and potentially identify which event, if any, is causing issues.
In Stellaris, cheats are executed from the command console, a text box that you type commands into.
To open the command console press the ~(tilde) key, which is typically located under ESC (escape).
If your keyboard does not have that key, or pressing ~ does not work, try the following keys:
Type your command into the console, and then press ENTER .